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#signage — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #signage, aggregated by home.social.

  1. ‘Why not us?’: Business advocate says Lambert’s welcome — and St. Louis’ mindset — need work byteseu.com/2352161/ #business #hurdles #Lambert #lots #signage #StLouis

  2. Data Rescue Project: Tracking Censorship in National Parks: An Update from the Save Our Signs team. “As censorship of NPS materials continues, the Save Our Signs team has released new resources and a key update to the existing infrastructure to make it easier to understand what has changed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/09/data-rescue-project-tracking-censorship-in-national-parks-an-update-from-the-save-our-signs-team/
  3. Data Rescue Project: Tracking Censorship in National Parks: An Update from the Save Our Signs team. “As censorship of NPS materials continues, the Save Our Signs team has released new resources and a key update to the existing infrastructure to make it easier to understand what has changed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/09/data-rescue-project-tracking-censorship-in-national-parks-an-update-from-the-save-our-signs-team/
  4. Data Rescue Project: Tracking Censorship in National Parks: An Update from the Save Our Signs team. “As censorship of NPS materials continues, the Save Our Signs team has released new resources and a key update to the existing infrastructure to make it easier to understand what has changed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/09/data-rescue-project-tracking-censorship-in-national-parks-an-update-from-the-save-our-signs-team/
  5. Data Rescue Project: Tracking Censorship in National Parks: An Update from the Save Our Signs team. “As censorship of NPS materials continues, the Save Our Signs team has released new resources and a key update to the existing infrastructure to make it easier to understand what has changed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/09/data-rescue-project-tracking-censorship-in-national-parks-an-update-from-the-save-our-signs-team/
  6. Data Rescue Project: Tracking Censorship in National Parks: An Update from the Save Our Signs team. “As censorship of NPS materials continues, the Save Our Signs team has released new resources and a key update to the existing infrastructure to make it easier to understand what has changed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/09/data-rescue-project-tracking-censorship-in-national-parks-an-update-from-the-save-our-signs-team/
  7. A Guide for Making #CommunityGardens #Accessible for all Members

    "This guide uses #UniversalDesign to improve community garden accessibility for all members. It focuses on providing #AccessiblePathways, tools, and planting options, creating opportunities for education, fresh produce, and therapeutic stress relief for people of all abilities.

    This guide, created by Melissa Bravo, aims to enhance community garden accessibility for all members using Universal Design principles. It provides guidance on alterations community gardeners can make, focusing on #AccessibleWalkways (entrances, width, safety, materials), accessories (#ramps, #railings, #signage), water access, planters (raised beds, vertical gardening), #AccessibleTools, and #SensoryGardenPlants. By building accessible gardens, the guide emphasizes providing opportunities for agricultural education, access to locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables, and therapeutic stress relief for people of all abilities through therapeutic horticulture.

    The guide promotes the principles of Universal Design to create environments of #inclusion in community gardens, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to benefit from garden participation. It highlights specific design considerations like operable gate handles, appropriate path widths, and stable surfaces to enable access for people with limited mobility. Appendices offer detailed instructions on accessible features, tools, and sensory garden plants. Ultimately, the guide serves as a resource for gardeners seeking to create inclusive spaces that capture the diversity of their communities."

    Source:
    rootinnature.ca/research/a-gui

    Link to PDF [link at source is 404]:
    ppgbuffalo.org/files/documents

    #SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity #SensoryPlants #SpendTimeInNature

  8. A koala unfriendly infrastructure

    "The sixth koala killed between Bonville and Repton."

    No virtual fencing, no AI sensors, no speed restrictions
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    coffscoast.newsofthearea.com.a

    "Signs are litter on a stick
    Signs are white noise motorists ignore
    Signs are a cheap option"
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    Crossings: How Road Ecology Is Shaping The Future of Our Planet with Ben Goldfarb
    youtube.com/watch?v=TVkw0fOslck
    #koalas #wildlife #Biodiversity #conservation #roads #highways #NegativeExternalities #Infrastructure #cars #vehicles #crashes #ExtinctionCrisis #RoadEcology #RoadKill #signage #fencing #MidNorthCoast #ThegreatkoalaNationalPark #Bellingen #Repton #Bonville #Coffs #WildlifeSafety

    Koala signage (litter on a stick) erected and then vandalised by motorists. Bellingen/ Gleniffer

  9. I've shared many shots of my Wednesday night hangout, but I think I've somehow missed this unmissable bit of #Neon signage.

    📷 Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III
    🔎 Olympus M.Zuiko 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 R

    #ColorADay #RedWed #NeonSign #Signage #SouthernTier #MicroFourThirds #WesternNY

  10. Biodiversity under the wheels near Repton

    "ANGELA Wallace is one of many people upset about the number of koalas being killed on local roads....Little has been done to mitigate these deaths, with another koala recently killed near Repton. “No wonder our iconic koala (dunggirr) is endangered with our roads as ‘killing zones’, deforestation [causing a] loss of habitat, and them trying to survive extreme weather events such as fires and floods.”

    "She pointed out that where the koala died, the wildlife fence nearby was thickly overgrown with lantana and a nearby underpass was almost impenetrable due to a mass of lantana."

    If an injured, sick or orphaned native animal is found, WIRES can be contacted on 1300 094 737.
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    coffscoast.newsofthearea.com.a
    #biodiversity #koalas #roads #highway #signage #KillingZones #cars #speeding #RoadDeath #RoadTrauma #deforestation #weeds #Wildlife #Repton #Bonville #fencing #BongilBongil #governance #NSW #NSWKillingKoalas #thylacines